In light of the current situation, we have decided to postpone the Raising Capital Seminar until later in the year.EMA/ExportNZ members if you’re wanting advice on employees in relation to COVID-19 you can call AdviceLine for free on 0800 300 362.Thanks for your understanding, and if there are any other ways we can support you and […]
Export Excelerator is back <Virtually>!At this unprecedented and uncertain time, we want to ensure we do our best to help New Zealand businesses and exporters make it through.We have arranged a great line up of New Zealand business experts to discuss the current working environment with the aim to share insights, guidance and strategies to […]
We would like to extend an invitation to you and members of your team to attend our virtual Masterclass on Incoterms Explained, held on the 7th April. This is a deep dive, interactive session which will be facilitated by Incoterms rules expert Allyson Wood.It is essential for exporters to have a clear understanding of the […]
To address the Covid-19 developments, we have developed a specific online offering for the Latin America Market Awareness workshop. It will be held via Zoom, a conferencing platform online. The session is complimentary and open to all New Zealand businesses.We have made these changes because we remain committed to build a strong supportive community amongst […]
This workshop is now at full capacity. Due to popular demand in partnership with the North Asia Centre of Asia Pacific Excellence we will be running another two day workshop series on China Strategy Builder on the 30th April and 7th May. Please visit our website HERE for more information or to register. Take the time […]
This workshop is now at full capacity. Due to popular demand in partnership with the North Asia Centre of Asia Pacific Excellence we will be running another two day workshop series on Japan Strategy Builder on the 24th April and 8th May. Please visit our website HERE for more information or to register.Japan is a stable, reliable, […]
Apologies - this session has now reached full capacity. A date for another session is in progress. You can keep up to date on information on our upcoming events via the ExportNZ events newsletter.South Korea is a leading, often trendsetting, market in Asia. It is also New Zealand’s 5th largest trading partner. Yet, the market […]
The EMA in partnership with ATEED and the Regional Business Partner Network present "Unpacking the future of Supply Chain disruption and reconfiguring to a new normal".Businesses are facing the reality of having to investigate alternative freight and logistics options for moving goods around the country and the world in a post-lockdown economy. Understanding potential implications […]
Japan is a stable, reliable, market in Asia. It is New Zealand’s 4th largest trading partner. Yet, successfully doing business in this promising market comes with many challenges.The immersive, interactive workshop will help you to become more Japan market savvy. You will grow your knowledge of the Japanese consumer, and deepen your understanding and commitment […]
Three of our top 5 trading partners are located in North Asia. China, Japan and South Korea jointly have about the same GDP as the United States.This workshop will build your knowledge on how to form fruitful business relationships within this attractive region. It will give you insights into navigating personal business relationship in the […]
In light of the COVID-19 crisis we are holding weekly virtual meetups to keep you informed on how other export companies are managing their business through these unknown or difficult times. Each week we will cover a different industry sector where three presenters will cover their business post Covid-19 and how they have previously and are […]
Due to popular demand we've partnered with the North Asia Centre of Asia Pacific Excellence to bring you another 2 half day online interactive workshop:Dates:Day 1 - Thursday 30th April 2020Day 2 - Thursday 7th May 2020Take the time to think about how your business can productively engage with China. The economic re-emergence of China […]
